Karina Christiansen

Most-cited papers

1. Healthier home food preparation methods and youth and caregiver psychosocial factors are associated with lower BMI in African American youth.

   R. Kramer, A. Coutinho, E. Vaeth, Karina Christiansen +2 more

   2012Journal of NutriLife68 citations Open access

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2. Environmental factors that impact the eating behaviors of low-income African American adolescents in Baltimore City.

   Karina Christiansen, F. Qureshi, A. Schaible, Sohyun Park +1 more

   2013Journal of nutrition education and behavior63 citations Open access

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3. Food expenditures and food purchasing among low-income, urban, African-American youth.

   Lauren A Dennisuk, A. Coutinho, Sonali Suratkar, P. Surkan +5 more

   2011American Journal of Preventive Medicine52 citations

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4. Development and implementation of Baltimore Healthy Eating Zones: a youth-targeted intervention to improve the urban food environment.

   J. Gittelsohn, Lauren A Dennisuk, Karina Christiansen, Roshni Bhimani +6 more

   2013Health Education Research48 citations Open access

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5. “Cause it’s family talking to you”: Children acting as change agents for adult food and physical activity behaviors in American Indian households in the Upper Midwestern United States

   P. Gadhoke, Karina Christiansen, J. Swartz, J. Gittelsohn

   201539 citations

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6. OPREVENT (Obesity Prevention and Evaluation of InterVention Effectiveness in NaTive North Americans): Design of a Multilevel, Multicomponent Obesity Intervention for Native American Adults and Households

   L. Redmond, B. Jock, P. Gadhoke, Dorothy T. Chiu +6 more

   2019Current Developments in Nutrition22 citations Open access

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7. Healthy food purchasing among African American youth: associations with child gender, adult caregiver characteristics and the home food environment

   P. Surkan, A. Coutinho, Karina Christiansen, Lauren A Dennisuk +4 more

   2010Public Health Nutrition22 citations Open access

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8. Work, worksites, and wellbeing among North American Indian women: a qualitative study

   Karina Christiansen, P. Gadhoke, Marla Pardilla, J. Gittelsohn

   2019Ethnicity and Health16 citations

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9. Food and nutrient intake in African American children and adolescents aged five to 16 years in Baltimore City

   F. Kolahdooz, J. L. Butler, Karina Christiansen, G. Diette +6 more

   2015Journal of the American College of Nutrition10 citations Open access

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10. “We’re Changing Our Ways”: Women’s Coping Strategies for Obesity Risk-reducing Behaviors in American Indian Households

    P. Gadhoke, Karina Christiansen, Marla Pardilla, K. Frick +1 more

    2015Ecology of Food and Nutrition9 citations

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11. Self-Reported Physical Activity Among American Indian Adults From Two Diverse Regions.

    E. Roberts, Sheila E. Fleischhacker, Marla Pardilla, M. Treuth +3 more

    2016Journal of Rural Health4 citations

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12. Formative Research Supports a Change Agent Approach to Prevent Obesity in American Indian Households

    P. Gadhoke, Karina Christiansen, M. Rowan, J. Anliker +2 more

    20124 citations

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13. Multilevel Obesity Prevention Program for American Indian Communities (OPREVENT)

    J. Gittelsohn, Marla Pardilla, Karina Christiansen, P. Gadhoke +6 more

    20121 citations

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14. Food environment around recreation centers in low‐income neighborhoods of Baltimore City

    Lauren A Dennisuk, Seung-Hee Lee, M. Rowan, Sonali Suratkar +3 more

    20101 citations

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15. Franchising Inequality.

    Karina Christiansen

    2017Health Affairs0 citations

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16. Impact of food environment intervention on household food supply: Results from the Baltimore Healthy Eating Zones program

    M. Cook, M. Rowan, A. Coutinho, Julia Lwin +5 more

    20110 citations Open access

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17. Impact of Baltimore Health Eating Zones Study on Psychosocial Factors among African American Caregivers

    Julia Lwin, Lauren A Dennisuk, P. Martins, Sangita Sharma +6 more

    20110 citations

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18. Environmental change program associated with relative decrease in frequency of carryout/fast food consumption among African American caregivers

    Kathryn Cessnun, Lauren A Dennisuk, A. Coutinho, Sangita Sharma +5 more

    20110 citations

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19. Influence of the built and social environment on adolescent eating behaviors in Baltimore City: Findings from the Baltimore Healthy Eating Zones study

    Karina Christiansen, Farah Qureshi, A. Schaible, A. Coutinho +5 more

    20110 citations Open access

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20. Baltimore Healthy Eating Zones program significantly improves food preparation methods among adult caregivers of low‐income African American youth

    Rachel Yong, M. Rowan, Ahyoung Shin, Karina Christiansen +5 more

    20110 citations

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21. Author ' s personal copy Food Expenditures and Food Purchasing Among Low-Income , Urban , African-American Youth

    Lauren A Dennisuk, A. Coutinho, Sonali Suratkar, P. Surkan +5 more

    20110 citations

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